OK, there are two different approaches to get the property of a certain object
lets just go for a label
myLabel.text = thatLabel.text
That is the dot syntax. That allows you to get the property of a class. So what am I saying here? set myLabel's text property to be the same as thatLabel's text property.
there's also the messaging type:
myLabel.text = [thatLabel get:text];
I am not sure about the second one, as I don't use the messaging type at all.
The Dot Syntax basically means the property of that class
so...
myLabel
myLabel.text is the text of my label
myLabel.font is the font of my label
etc.
Understand?
When you are looking through a reference piece, it will refer to properties of an object. This is what its talking about.
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